RHEL 6.4 released? Why do my servers know it before I do?
Dear Red Hat,
Why do I have to run
rpm -q redhat-release-server-6Server
to find a new Red Hat release has been made available?
If this would be come the case for RHEL 7, I would never be able to migrate.
Well it seems I missed the anouncement on the Red Hat Netherlands website. Still I find it strange not to have found it in yesterday's (20-feb-2013) newsletters.
Kind regards,
Jan Gerrit
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Red Hat
Guru
3695 points
Jan,
The formal announcement for a new minor release sometimes lags a bit behind when the bits are pushed to Red Hat Network (overnight). A formal announcement is forthcoming today, but RHEL 6.4 is available! :-)
Guru
12851 points
Andrius,
I found the announcement just after I started the discussion.
I run a satellite server in a test environment, and do satellite-sync's mostly by hand so I found the laptop that is connected directly to RHN doing an extremely long
yum -y update
Looked for the cause and found a redhat-release .... update.
Kind regards,
Jan Gerrit
Good to know!
Maybe my vmware problem is solved now :)
A document about the changes avilable somewhere?